My Latest Project

MattatKaras · 2008-02-03, 03:29 PM

Good Reactions!

Blogman, I don't think you're thinking laterally, think about where it could be listed etc..

NYJ, It states "No clickable links". This means that very young ones can't stumble upon the porn. It also means that there are no outbound links to porn sites but there are outbound links to relavent wikipedia stuff.

The trick will be to get inbound links in this situation. I think it will be a long term proposition.

Thanks for your responses.

Surfacing0325 · 2008-02-03, 04:04 PM

Not to

... but the design looks like search engine spam.

So much that at first glance I started not to look at it, thinking that you had taken the page down. My personal expierence with sites that resemble this are full of redirects and non-relevant affiliate links and I'm sure the same is true for surfers who would find your site. So more than likely they would never give you anymore than 5 seconds before leaving.

MattatKaras · 2008-02-03, 05:42 PM

Good point, It does look a lot like those SE spam pages so that could be addressed.
I don't think search engines would see it as spam though since the site has valid content and structure.

The idea is a tricky one. To get ranked under adult terms and to direct traffic in profitable directions but not be totally filtered out or devalued for adult linking.

The page is neat and uninteresting especially for an experienced porn surfer but for the new porn hunter it may look proffesional enough to give them confidence to follow the leads.
This would be especially true if the site ranked highly because in that case surfers tend to assume the site has merit.

I've spoken to many people who say they won't look at porn becuase "those sites wreck your computer" or "I just keep getting popups or redirected".

I'm sure there is a certain market there for surfers who want to be taken by the hand and guided into internet porn without being instantly slapped around the head with big tits or have their senses overloaded with front page fisting and cum shots.

If you search under "sex" in google, the top 50 or so sites are non-adult sex related sites. I think if you owned one of those sites you could do well if you could guide surfers in the right direction without being reclassified.

Am I making sense?

Useless · 2008-02-03, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by MattatKaras

Am I making sense?

How do you intend on monetizing this site without being classified as porn? How do you think you'll avoid being classified as porn with a domain like free-porn0.com and a list of "More Free Porn Websites"? Do you plan on listing free porn sites while not linking to them? Because that WILL bring you a world of hurt. (SE spam)

My greatest concern is the money. I've done a lot of these little projects and they're never worth the time invested.

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Originally Posted by blogman

change design!.

You bring nothing to the table.

NY Jester · 2008-02-03, 10:41 PM

I still honestly think the statement is for lack of a better word Bullshit.

But with that said, it's your project not mine. Good luck.

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Originally Posted by MattatKaras

Good Reactions!

Blogman, I don't think you're thinking laterally, think about where it could be listed etc..

NYJ, It states "No clickable links". This means that very young ones can't stumble upon the porn. It also means that there are no outbound links to porn sites but there are outbound links to relavent wikipedia stuff.

The trick will be to get inbound links in this situation. I think it will be a long term proposition.

Thanks for your responses.

MattatKaras · 2008-02-04, 04:36 AM

I've done some redesign now. I think it makes a little more sense now.

MattatKaras · 2008-02-05, 09:50 PM

...and some more changes.

I feel I'm getting somewhere now.

2008-02-03, 03:29 PM	#1
MattatKaras WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Tasmania Posts: 40	Good Reactions! Blogman, I don't think you're thinking laterally, think about where it could be listed etc.. NYJ, It states "No clickable links". This means that very young ones can't stumble upon the porn. It also means that there are no outbound links to porn sites but there are outbound links to relavent wikipedia stuff. The trick will be to get inbound links in this situation. I think it will be a long term proposition. Thanks for your responses.

2008-02-03, 04:04 PM	#2
Surfacing0325 Aw, Dad, you've done a lot of great things, but you're a very old man, and old people are useless Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 28	Not to ... but the design looks like search engine spam. So much that at first glance I started not to look at it, thinking that you had taken the page down. My personal expierence with sites that resemble this are full of redirects and non-relevant affiliate links and I'm sure the same is true for surfers who would find your site. So more than likely they would never give you anymore than 5 seconds before leaving.

2008-02-03, 05:42 PM	#3
MattatKaras WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Tasmania Posts: 40	Good point, It does look a lot like those SE spam pages so that could be addressed. I don't think search engines would see it as spam though since the site has valid content and structure. The idea is a tricky one. To get ranked under adult terms and to direct traffic in profitable directions but not be totally filtered out or devalued for adult linking. The page is neat and uninteresting especially for an experienced porn surfer but for the new porn hunter it may look proffesional enough to give them confidence to follow the leads. This would be especially true if the site ranked highly because in that case surfers tend to assume the site has merit. I've spoken to many people who say they won't look at porn becuase "those sites wreck your computer" or "I just keep getting popups or redirected". I'm sure there is a certain market there for surfers who want to be taken by the hand and guided into internet porn without being instantly slapped around the head with big tits or have their senses overloaded with front page fisting and cum shots. If you search under "sex" in google, the top 50 or so sites are non-adult sex related sites. I think if you owned one of those sites you could do well if you could guide surfers in the right direction without being reclassified. Am I making sense?

2008-02-04, 04:36 AM	#6
MattatKaras WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Tasmania Posts: 40	I've done some redesign now. I think it makes a little more sense now.

2008-02-05, 09:50 PM	#7
MattatKaras WHO IS FONZY!?! Don't they teach you anything at school? Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Tasmania Posts: 40	...and some more changes. I feel I'm getting somewhere now.